Label: they can come
The Haswell Celerons can only come at the end of the year
The G1620 is currently the most powerful model in Intel's Celeron desktop offering. The Ivy Bridge-based solution operates at 2,7 GHz and can manage more than 2 MB of cache - the days when ...
Super-energy efficient AMD APUs may come
The AMD A10-6700T and A8-6500T APU have appeared on a mysterious motherboard processor support list. The T signal has not been used by AMD so far, but it is easy to imagine that in the future it will be in the 45-watt consumption class ...
Desktop Richland APUs may come in June
The launch will likely coincide with this year's Computex event. We recently reported that some representatives of the mobile Richland APU series have become available. Fudzilla has now revealed when the...
Server-based winners can come
The operation of server-based slot machines can begin after the implementing regulations of the law on the organization of gambling were announced in the Hungarian Gazette. According to the association, gambling can be rebuilt with this...
"Ivy Bridge" based Core i3 processors may come sooner
Intel has overridden previous information that the third-generation Core i22 processors with 3nm manufacturing technology will arrive in August. Contrary to previous information, much earlier ...
Intel Ivy Bridge processors may come in early April
Processors based on the Intel Ivy Bridge microarchitecture in the fourteenth week of 2012, i.e. ...
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